A small python script to merge several git repositories into one repository, with each sub-repository restructured into folders and with modified history to reflect the new structure. This keeps all git commits as per the sub-repositories, but pointing to the new path.
Requires python 3 (tested on 3.12) and git. Run with:
python merge.py <path to repository list>The final repository will be contained in a subfolder mono-repo.
The repository list needs to be in the following format:
<base URL path>
<repository> <branch>
<repository> <branch>
...
Example:
git@github.com:
Oxel40/mergy master
Oxel40/mergy testing
A longer example can be found in repo.txt.
Currently, only one base URL (host server) is possible.